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Samantha and George couldn't wait to leave home and go off to college, where they could be free to live as they wished, without parental monitoring. How is this type of student cohabitation arrangement classified by the authors?
 
  a. premarital
  b. non-sexual
  c. convenient
  d. none of these

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Heather and Chuck, both 18, arrive at college in a town 1000 miles away from home, where neither knows any other student. Both lonely and feeling insecure, they drift into a cohabiting living arrangement within several months. How is this type of student cohabitation classified by the authors?
 
  a. Linus blanket
  b. emancipated youth
  c. convenience arrangement
  d. premarital


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Reply #1 on: Jun 19, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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